Topps® BUNT® MLB Card Trader
How do the contest and fantasy-style mini-games work in Topps BUNT?
You set a lineup using your digital cards, and they earn points based on how those real MLB players perform in actual games. It's a fun way to stay engaged with live baseball, and you can check your results the next morning.
Can I trade cards with other users, and how does the trading feature work?
Yes, you can list a card you want to trade and wait for other users to send offers. However, the system can be clunky—expect to receive many unwanted common duplicates, and finding a fair trade for a valuable card like Mookie Betts may take patience.
Why am I getting so many push notifications, and how can I reduce them?
The app sends frequent notifications to promote limited edition packs and in-app purchases, which can be annoying. You can manage or disable these alerts in your iPhone's Settings under Notifications for Topps BUNT.
I can't find the daily missions after the tutorial—where are they located?
The daily missions are hidden in a cluttered menu with many buttons, which can be confusing. Look for a missions or tasks icon on the main screen, or check the app's hub section; it may take a few minutes of exploring to locate them.
How does Topps BUNT compare to physical baseball card collecting?
Unlike physical cards, Topps BUNT eliminates clutter and the hassle of visiting card shops or eBay, but you're spending real money on digital items with no tangible value. The app adds interactive mini-games tied to real MLB games, which physical collecting lacks, though the constant ads and purchase prompts can feel pushy.
